Onlookers in a Queensland town were stunned to witness a carpet python swallowing a big lunch, likely a bird or a possum, and slithering away to digest the meal. Anna Houlahan reports on crime and ...

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A series of photos show a large carpet python constricting and swallowing a king parrot as it hangs from the roof of a house. The photos, taken at Agnes Water in Central Queensland, were sent to ...

A Queensland snake catcher says photos showing a huge carpet python constricting and swallowing a king parrot as it hangs from the roof of a house are the "coolest" he has seen this year.

The footage shows the massive carpet python — which generally only grows to 13 feet in length — impressively slithering from a house’s roof into a nearby tree like a scaly monorail.

Diamond pythons, also known as carpet pythons, grow two to four metres in length and can weigh up to 15kg They are slow-moving and non-venomous but can inflict a painful bite - although they are ...

An Australian man who made waves on social media with clips of his surfing partner, a carpet python, has been fined $1,500 after the viral video reached wildlife officials. Higor Fiuza, a Rainbow ...

In the footage, a large coastal carpet python rests on a mechanic shop's floor. The snake catcher filming the encounter approaches the python with a large lump in its midsection.

The bird and carpet python were 'literally touching noses' when a professional arrived to remove the snake, per Sunshine Coast Snake Catchers A professional snake catcher intercepted a close call ...

Carpet pythons can grow up to 4 meters (13 feet) in length, though most don’t exceed 2.5 meters, according to the Queensland government.

Andrew Anthony shared a video of the 16-foot carpet python moving through the trees on TikTok. “Only in Australia will you see a 5 metre long Carpet Snake in the suburbs,” he wrote.